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Mom in Cursive
Mom in cursive: a capital M that joins straight into the o, then a high join into the lowercase m. Three letters, one pen stroke. Copy it, trace it or download it.
Mom in cursive fonts
Pick a style and ink color, then download a transparent PNG.
Formal script
Invitations and certificates
MomCasual script
Friendly, everyday lettering
MomElegant script
Light, flowing, upscale
MomSignature
Thin, signature-style line
MomSchool cursive
Closest to classroom handwriting
MomClassic engraved
Traditional, wedding stationery
Mom
Copy and paste
Cursive-style text for captions and messages. These are special characters, not a font, so appearance varies by app.
Script
ℳℴ𝓂
Bold script
𝓜𝓸𝓶
Old English (blackletter)
𝔐𝔬𝔪
Bold blackletter
𝕸𝖔𝖒
Trace mom in cursive
Follow the dotted pen path with a finger, stylus or mouse. Then print a practice sheet to write it on paper.
Trace over the dotted guide with your finger, mouse or stylus.
How to write mom in cursive by hand
- 1Start the capital M on the baseline and make its humps reach the top line. Come back down to the baseline without lifting the pen.
- 2Join into the o: write a small counterclockwise oval and close it at the top.
- 3From the top of the o, swing straight across into the m. This is a high join, so do not drop to the baseline first.
- 4Write the two humps of the m at the same height and end on the baseline. The whole word is written without a single lift.
Ways to use mom in cursive
Mother's Day and birthday cards
Download "Mom" in Great Vibes or Allura and print it large on the front of a card, or trace it to write it yourself.
Keepsakes and jewelry ideas
Preview the word in several scripts before you order engraving. The engraver will redraw it, so use this as a reference.
Tattoo references
Many people choose a simple cursive "Mom". Compare the fonts here and bring the PNG to your artist as a starting point.
Questions about mom in cursive
Do you lift the pen when writing Mom in cursive?
No. In this style the capital M ends on the baseline and joins into the o, and the o joins into the m with a high join, so the word is a single stroke.
How do you join o and m in cursive?
The o ends at the midline, so the connecting stroke runs across at that height and goes straight into the first hump of the m. Dropping to the baseline first is the most common mistake.
Should I write Mom or mom?
Use a capital M when Mom is a name or a title on a card. In a sentence such as "my mom" it stays lowercase.
Is there a printable Mom cursive worksheet?
Yes. Make a free practice sheet for Mom with the worksheet generator: it prints the word on writing lines to trace and then copy.